Avery Dennison 6035 Programmer Manual Rev.A 7/98 - Manual (Page 24)

2-12 ROM-DOS 6.22 User Manual 7/9/98
Here are the keys you can use to edit the command line:
<F1> Displays one character at a time from the
command line buffer. The right-pointing
direction key works in the same way.
<F3> Displays entire contents of command buffer
<Ins> Allows insertion of one or more characters in
the command line.
<Del> Allows deletion of a character from the
command line buffer.
<Esc> Cancels the current command line and returns
you to a new, empty line.
<Backspace> Deletes to the left. Allows "backing up" on
the command line. The left-pointing direction
key works in the same way.
Examples of Command Line Editing
Suppose you intended to enter the CHKDSK command, but accidentally
entered:
CHKDSI
You receive a message indicating that CHKDSI is a nonexistent
command or file name. Rather than re-keying in the entire string, you
could press <F3> which re-displays the entire string you just entered:
CHKDSI_
At this point your cursor is located just after the last character
displayed, indicated here with the underscore ( _ ). By pressing
<Backspace> you remove the letter (I) from the end of the line, putting
the cursor in its place:
CHKDS_